Validated:
People are still surprised why Peter Obi dumped the PDP before the presidential primaries. With Atiku and Wike ready to splash $$ on delegates, there was no way Obi would have gotten the ticket. Maje no mistakes, Obi now has a great foot soldiers, who unfortunately are not PDP delegates.
With my little understanding of the electorsl law, is it is a known fact that once you particiate in any party primaries and lose, you cannot jump to another party. For Obi, it is smart and strategic that ge resigned before the orimaries, as such he could still run under Labour Party of even NNPP.

Now for Tinubu, with all the rumours about the North wooing Jonathan and Buhari's clear position of not endorsing Tinubu, the latter's best option is to leave APC now and pursue his ambition in SDP. Once he participates in APC primary and loses or he is schemed out, he is stuck as far as 2023 is concened.

I know his myopic followers will atrack me, but this is a reality call.

DeLaRue:
Difficult to see how Jonathan can win a freely contested APC primaries.

You mean majority of APC governors will swing behind him a day or two before the primaries abandoning their own long-held interests?

tollyboy5:

The OP just don't want to accept that the presidency has high tendency of moving to SW

DeLaRue:


Yes, they will have looked towards the SW in the past, but their problem is, they don't want Tinubu or PYO, who are the only viable candidates from that region

Right now, many of their options for blocking Tinubu in particular are problematic, hence the desperation for Jonathan.

First they threw Amaechi up, but that fell flat. They floated, deflated, and refloated Jonathan again. In the intervening period, they floated Ahmad, the Senate President, but there's no momentum behind Ahmad. So they are back to Jonathan again.

The whole thing is a mess of their own making.

The presidency would do better to support its own candidate in an openly contested primary and let the delegates decide.

XerXers:

No be by momentum. SW should stop thinking they are entitled because they made the loudest noise. From all indications SW is not buhari's choice and it's almost impossible for the president's choice to lose

DeLaRue:


Yes, they will have looked towards the SW in the past, but their problem is, they don't want Tinubu or PYO, who are the only viable candidates from that region

Right now, many of their options for blocking Tinubu in particular are problematic, hence the desperation for Jonathan.

First they threw Amaechi up, but that fell flat. They floated, deflated, and refloated Jonathan again. In the intervening period, they floated Ahmad, the Senate President, but there's no momentum behind Ahmad. So they are back to Jonathan again.

The whole thing is a mess of their own making.

The presidency would do better to support its own candidate in an openly contested primary and let the delegates decide.

XerXers:

No be by momentum. SW should stop thinking they are entitled because they made the loudest noise. From all indications SW is not buhari's choice and it's almost impossible for the president's choice to lose

tollyboy5:
ive noticed some Seth of people are finding it difficult to support osinbajo .

una will dey alright las las

ChoCho54:
Asin Seth Rollins of WWE fame or which?

tollyboy5:

No one is feeling entitled. That's why SW candidate have been traveling working tirelessly to acheive their goal with no Noise.

When some others once are issuing empty treat and blocking poeple who don't think in their line.

That's not even enough, they're wishing and praying buhari does not endorse any SW candidate

Validated:
People are still surprised why Peter Obi dumped the PDP before the presidential primaries. With Atiku and Wike ready to splash $$ on delegates, there was no way Obi would have gotten the ticket. Maje no mistakes, Obi now has a great foot soldiers, who unfortunately are not PDP delegates.
With my little understanding of the electorsl law, is it is a known fact that once you particiate in any party primaries and lose, you cannot jump to another party. For Obi, it is smart and strategic that ge resigned before the orimaries, as such he could still run under Labour Party of even NNPP.

Now for Tinubu, with all the rumours about the North wooing Jonathan and Buhari's clear position of not endorsing Tinubu, the latter's best option is to leave APC now and pursue his ambition in SDP. Once he participates in APC primary and loses or he is schemed out, he is stuck as far as 2023 is concened.

I know his myopic followers will atrack me, but this is a reality call.

XerXers:

Lol. Buhari is not chosing south west. Your loud noise does not entitle you to anything

Nebulax:


Nothing messed up. The solid plan is still on ground. Wailers can wail from now till eternity, they are inconsequential

tollyboy5:

Ok buhari's mind reader he has picked peter obi lol

XerXers:

Awolowo played the politics of "they are incosequential" he failed
Mko did the same thing, he failed
Tinubu is making the same mistake

XerXers:

Rubbish upon rubbish. The only successful yoruba at national politics is obasanjo backed by igbos. Awolowo failed, mko failed. Tinubu will fail

cocolacec:


Why the sudden love for Tinubu?Mr Special adviser go and advise the Pandora thief on his new party.

tollyboy5:

So osinbajo is not successful?
He's still your incoming president young man.

XerXers:

At least Peter can still contest in another party, unlike the one who will soon be disgrace when it's already late

Validated:
People are still surprised why Peter Obi dumped the PDP before the presidential primaries. With Atiku and Wike ready to splash $$ on delegates, there was no way Obi would have gotten the ticket. Maje no mistakes, Obi now has a great foot soldiers, who unfortunately are not PDP delegates.
With my little understanding of the electorsl law, is it is a known fact that once you particiate in any party primaries and lose, you cannot jump to another party. For Obi, it is smart and strategic that ge resigned before the orimaries, as such he could still run under Labour Party of even NNPP.

Now for Tinubu, with all the rumours about the North wooing Jonathan and Buhari's clear position of not endorsing Tinubu, the latter's best option is to leave APC now and pursue his ambition in SDP. Once he participates in APC primary and loses or he is schemed out, he is stuck as far as 2023 is concened.

I know his myopic followers will atrack me, but this is a reality call.

Nebulax:


SW have learned from their past mistakes. 2015 and 2019 is a very good reference case.

I get am before no be property